Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-11-10
Kansas, and that she had made up he'

Kansas, and that she had made up he-
mind to vote for him next year.
THE Irish coercion question is bscomin G
two-sidsd. United ireland informs the
landlords that they can prepare to be-
come hostages for Mr.. O'Brien,s safety,
and that for every hair of his'head that is
injured his friends will exact compound
veng eance.
THE Louisiana sugar strike is drawing
to an end.
JOHN RoBINsoN's circus was partially
destroyed by fire near Brazil, Ind, ON the
4th.
Two men were Jailed at Pittsburgh, Pa,
| on the 4th, charged with the murder of
Frank Harm.
THE Hughes-Hallett-Se lwyr scandal at
London has evoluted into newspaper
libel suit.
DR.. MOSES GUM, an eminent physician
| and surgeon, died at his residence in Chi
cago on the 4th.
! The Kansas quarantine against cattle
from the Chicago stock yards has beer
! withdrawn.
BALFoUR protected" by small army
OF detectives, made a speech at Birming-
| ham, England, on the 4th.
| w. j. WATSON, q book-keeper, was ac-
| cidentally shot and killed by an Office boy
| in Cleveland, O., on the 4th.
| The governments victory in the French
Chamber of Deputies appears to be de-
| lusive, and promises to be transitory.
Tuck AGEE was hanged at Lexington,
| KY, on the 4th, for the murder of Jas.
Faulkner, his brother-in-law.
| HENRY ROBINSON, colored, was hanged
at Union Springs, Ala, on the 4th, for the
murder of another colored man.
Rev. ZENoNA LAsHAwIcz, a Greek Cath
Ollie priest, was found dead in his bed at
hotel in Wilkesbarre, Pa, on the morn
ing of the 4th.
The Memphis (Tenn.) grand-jury have
returned twenty EIGHT indictments against
| Wharfmaster Kallaher of that city.
| A VERY destructive fire, involving loss
of over $150,000, occurred at Nashville,
Tenn, on the 4th. 1t is feared that lives
were lost. Several people were severely
injured.
| A WARRANT has been issued for Mr.. Cox,
member of the British Parliament, for
participation in a proclaimed League
meeting. ]. P. Gill and other commoners
are also to be arrested.
WIN. B. OLIPHANr fell into an open gas
pipe trench in Danville, ILL.,, last August.
| In q trial on the 4th he was awarded a
verdict of S., 900 damages against the gas
| company.
| LORD SALISBURY'S new departure to re-
| organize the British diplomatic service is
said to be prompted by a desire to divert
public attention from home dissens ions to
foreign matters.
| A FAMILY named Model, near Brocton,
ILL.,, ate sausage for breakfast. The entire
| family were soon after taken sick. Two
have died and four more are not expected
to live. The doctors say the sausage con-
| tanned trichin8.
II Ono 10 of
Louisville, KY, on the 4th, murdered his
wife and nine-year- old daughter and his
wife's brother, VIM. F. Bruner, and then
| committed suicide. He left letter say
| ing the cause of the deed was his losses at
| gambling.
THE President has recognized August
| E. DeBellfroid Oudoumont as Consul of
Belgium, at Emporia, Kas., for the States
of Kansas, Colorado and Nebraska.
| THoS. WALLACE, a convict in the Essex
| County IN. j. penitentiary at Caldwell,
was shot in the head and instantly killed
by one of the guards on the 4th, while at
| tempting to escape.
| COMMODORE HARMONY, the acting Score.
| tary of the Navy, has signed the contracts
| for the three new cruisers, which were APP
proved by Secretary Whitney some time
| ago.
| HENRY BRUNE, a bartender at Omaha,
| Neb., shot and killed Constable Moritz
| Hegeman on the evening of the 4th in a
saloon in that city. The two men were
examining a revolver. Bruno claims the
| shooting was accidental.
| THE Treasury Department has declined
| to grant the request of the Richmond
| (Va.) authorities that revenue cutter be
stationed at the entrance of Chesapeake
| bay to intercept incoming cholera-in-
| fected vessels.
THE War Department is in receipt of a
telegram from General Terry stating that
he has been advised by General Ruger
that in accordance with an agreement
| with Inspector Armstrong he had ordered
| all the Crows to be assembled at the
agency on the 4th.
! ARTHUR B. CAMPBELL, book-keeper for
the Armour Packing Company, Chicago,
was arraigned in court on the 4th for the
embezzlement of So, 200 from the company
| and sentenced to two and half years.
imprisonment. Young Campbell comes of
excellent family, is thirty years of age
| and married.